In the wake of the Oscars last weekend I could easily write something about Get Out winning (and missing out), but I feel I've covered my love of Jordan Peele's debut so I'm going to focus on something else that came up (or rather, didn't come up) on Sunday night. Tobe Hooper, director of Texas Chain Saw Massacre and Poltergeist*, passed away last year. While later efforts may never have matched the visceral, kinetic fury of his 1974 masterpiece, Texas Chain Saw Massacre, the brilliance of that film- from the hellish design to the unforgiving plot and characters that fly in the face of the generalization that horror films lack depth- make the Texan director an important figure, not just in h